Aussies may be incorrectly blaming gut issues on gluten intolerance
Australians who've self-diagnosed a gluten intolerance have been warned that they're likely cutting out the wrong foods.
Stephanie Anderson is a journalist with Nine News Melbourne.
She joined the team in 2016, and has worked as both a producer and reporter on a broad range of stories from the Bourke Street rampage to the Sydney to Hobart yacht race.
Steph was previously a journalist with Win News Tasmania where she held the role of state political reporter for four years.
Steph was born in Melbourne and completed a Bachelor of Journalism at La Trobe University.
Experts raise alarm over common sight in kids' lunchboxes
Kids' lunchboxes are being packed with too many chips, biscuits, and processed snacks, according to new research.
The tiny detail experts say is costing Aussies thousands a year
Researchers are pushing for an overhaul of Australia's food labelling system, warning confusion about the current use of best-before and use-by dates is contributing to waste that is costing households thousands of dollars a year.
Massive breakthrough in search for treatment of debilitating disease
Scientists from Monash Health have made a remarkable breakthrough in the treatment of lupus, using a method originally developed to attack leukemia to treat patients of the chronic autoimmune disease.
Melbourne mum delivers own baby on bathroom floor
A Melbourne mum has delivered her own baby on her bathroom floor after going into labour at just 34 weeks.
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Baby 'left in hot car for up to 5 hours while mum played pokies'
The 14-month-old is in a critical condition after his mother allegedly left him in a hotel carpark on a 30C day while she played the pokies.
P-plater ploughs into Melbourne home
Leon Li and Vivian Zhai were asleep in the upstairs bedroom of their Berwick home when they woke to a huge bang.
Officer at juvenile justice centre stabbed with broom handle shiv
A guard at a Melbourne juvenile justice centre has been taken to hospital after being stabbed with a broom handle fashioned into a shiv.
Front-end loader used as battering ram in bizarre break-in
The heavy machinery barrelled through the front of the Coles supermarket in Taylors Hill just before 5am this morning – in clear view of staff already at work inside the store.
Much-loved grandfather killed in tragic house fire
A much-loved father and grandfather has died after a fierce blaze tore through his weatherboard home in Victoria's Gippsland region.
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Underwear-clad tradie fights off car thieves
Footage shows tradie brothers frantically trying to stop accused thieves from taking off with Holden.
Car flies through the air after driver blacks out
A 26-year-old driver has walked away from a dangerous near-miss, after he blacked out behind the wheel and lost control in a shopping centre car park.
Wife's hope after husband dies in Swiss euthanasia clinic
The wife of a Victorian firefighter who travelled to Switzerland to access voluntary euthanasia services is sharing his story in the hope it will inspire legislative change, and spare others from having to follow in his footsteps.
Aussie flag burnt on Black Saturday finally returns home
The Black Saturday bushfires were among Australia's worst, and destroyed more than 3000 homes.
Heartfelt act of Christmas kindness
Victorian police officers have made a heartwarming offer, organising gifts for two young sisters after their home was severely damaged by fire, and later robbed.
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Great wall of shipping containers for Victoria's famous Ocean Road
Victoria’s Great Ocean Road is well-known for its scenery, and now a brand new sight is being installed: a wall of shipping containers.
Conjoined twins gaining weight ahead of life-changing surgery
Bhutanese conjoined twins Nima and Dawa are spending time with new friends and building their strength after almost three weeks of rest and treatment at a retreat north of Melbourne.
'Everything is going along the pathway we've been hoping'
Conjoined twins Nima and Dawa have undergone the first in a series of tests to determine when they will be fit for delicate separation surgery.
New drug could reduce hot flushes in breast cancer patients
A world-first drug designed to reduce the heat in hot flushes and night sweats suffered by breast cancer patients is set to be trialled across Australia.
New 'digital wallet' uses phone to withdraw cash from ATMs
The days of carrying a plastic bank card could be numbered, with ANZ customers now being offered the option of ditching their wallet for an all-digital profile.